Device for projecting stationary or moving pictures in broad daylight



Patented Apr. 12, 1927.v

UNITED. .v

ANDR murmur DEvIcE `rois. PaoJiifsTztNa4 s'rATIoNAnY o1?.'int'.nrrzwcrrc'r"inrglfsk ioan mixato-HT.' apyudation nie-d1une 30,1925, serial mjaaccn.anainmiane 1 l It is vwell knownthat pictures such as cinematographic pictures can only be ro` jected inrooms nearly. or quite plunge in darkness.

The object of present invention is a device for projecting'stationary or moving pictures in broad. daylight, for instance in a lighted room, in a lighted shop-window, in the open, etc. In View of this'the projecting ap` paratusri's shut up in a sort of a large case or camera .obscura and projects the pictures, on a screen placed at the bottom of this case; the pictures are then reflected by a suitably disposed sloping mirror which can be placedY either in the case `in front of a' -wide o ening thereof, or outside the case.

There ection of the pictures'i'n the mirror is seen by the lookers-on and is as clear in tures.

a lit room or out-of-doors as in darkness.

This device lcan be used-for -a very great number of purposes; more particularly it can be used in apparatusfor examining end; less cinematographic films which can be oontinuously rolled and unrolled.

Several forms ofy execution of 'the invention are shown by way l.of example on 4appended drawings whereof:

Fig. 1 is a generalvertlcal sectional View of the device as'usedwith the endless ilms mentioned hereinbefore.y

Fig. 2 is a similar view of a modifiedforni of the device as used for projecting pictures in a li hted shop-Window.

Last y Fi 3 is a vertical sectional view of another orm of execution which can be used for nearly all purposes.

-In the form of execution as `shown in. Fig. 1 the Whole device is contained inside the box 1 formin the front wall o which a bracket 2 is secured. This bracket bears the apparatus' 3 projecting the stationary or moving picscreen 4, in any suitable material, placed, on the bottom of the case 1.

A flange 5 of the Ycase is disposed above the projecting apparatus 8 so as to prevent all light from entering the top part of the case l. Above this flange is a Wide opening a camera obscura and vto These pictures are vreflected by a. prism for total refiection 3" and fall on a :oF Palais, rn'ancng fg".-

stance in 8. The pictures after-two' reections are seenerect, Screens such v as 'e 261 yplaced vin opening 6 prevent' ,the mirror 71 :from sending'back on to tlievscr'e'en 4 enough light to hinder' the-` cleaine's'sf-ofthe,4 pictures projectedv on :said screen.y g

Inthe form o f'execution lshown on Fig. 2 the case-9 containing Vthe projecting apparatus 10i-is laced-'in a shop show-Window 11 behind t e glass pane 12. The'screen is in 13. The case -9 is provided at its rear with a chimney sha ed`recess 14 4above which the mirror 15 is eld hung to a device (not shown) secured tothe ceiling 16 of the shopwlndow. Latter can be illuminated for ina ni'anfffmf tf ihef stance bythe lamps. 17 secured to the ceil-4 ing without the clearness of the projection on in front of the shop-window. f-

For most purposes the device as shown on Fig. 8 will be more advantageous than the formsof execution described hereinabove.

The case 18 is .placed verticall and the projecting apparatus 19 is secure to an'inner iiange 2() provided near the bottom of vv.said case. The screen 21 is secured tol the top of the case andk the mirror 2v2 at the lower part in front of the openin 23.

The case 18 could also be place horizon-v tally. T he arrangement would be the same as that described just above, the Fig. 3' being considered as a plan view instead of' a vertica-l sectional view.

projected pictures can seen at the same time by a great number of lookers-on.

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